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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-22
ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH

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Hardly a week passes without tile meme
ton blythe newspap ofsudden deaths, and
#oflate the alarming frequency Of the state
nlent that death was caused by rheumatism
or neuralgia ofthe heart cannot fail to have
beennoticed. In all probability many deaths
attributed to heart disease are caused by
these terrible diseases, which are far more
dangerous than is generally considered. Is
there any positiyelcure? The best answer
to such question is given by those who haze
been cured by the use Of Athlophoros.
. Long Pine, Neb., Aug. 18th, 1886.
suffered for years with neuralgia in my
head, meek and face, and have spent, +
know, over 500 in trying to find some
medicine to relieve me, and found only
temporary relief in anything I tried until
l saw an advertisement Of Athlophoros. It
gave relief at once, and after using one
bottle and a half | found lasting relief It
helped and cured me where all other
remedies failed. have recommended it.
to several Of my friends with like good re-
suits. have not had return of the dis
ease sinc9taking the Athlophoros over two
years ago. Mrs. M. A. MoRFoRD.
szs = n.+.:ss Altoona, Iowa.
Athlophoros is giving unparalleled salts
faction in this locality as a sure cure for
rheumatism. J. Jaques, farmer near
Greenwood P. o., was cured ofsciatic rheu-
matism after having been for three months
unable to walk without crutch. j. A. Og-5
den ofthis placehad for years been troubled
with rheumatism, often times unable to
work. He never found permanent cure
until he tried Athlophoros. Shipped two
bottles by express as a present to bro
Their in Nebraska. '@2'
a l'>L L. 0. sHAPFER, Druggist.
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros
and Athlophoros Pills, but where they can
not be bought Of The druggist the Athlo-
phoros Co., III Wall St., New York, will
send either Carriage paid on receipt of
regular price, which is S1.O0 per bottle
Tor Athlophoros and SOC. for Pills. .
For liver and kidney diseases dyspepsia, in
olgestlon weakness, nervous debility diseases.
OF women, constipation, headache. impure
blood, &C., Athlophoros Pills are uneaualed. IL
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-22

Owns and operates nearly $500 miles of ther
oughly equipped road in Illinois, WisconsiA
Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota and Dakota.
II 1T Is the Hest Direct Route between q
principal points In the Northwest, south.
west and,Far West. i$5SS$ ttgi8 555s
For maps, time tables, rates Of passage aaA
freight, etc., applysto the nearest station aser
Of the CfzeAao, MILWAUKEE q Sf.s PAuL,RAHr
swAx,sor to any Railrosd Agent anyw here y ~
World. 81 ii h%## III Ns 1t s Ii 81 49, s3:ss
R. MILLER, =. VII. CARPKMIBR,
General Manages. Gent Pass. anA TIT. Art.
Err, GEO. III, HKATFORD, II
Assat Gen'l Manager. Asst Gen'l Pass. = Tkt ~.
MILWAUKEE,, WISCONSIN.
Ng-Fo information in reference TO Land,
KEE IL T,sPAUL RAILWAY. COMPANY, write
to H. g. HAUGAN, Land Comm issioners Mil
Wallkee, Wisconsin. t5ltzs
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Quite Unprecedented.

At a meeting of a Colorado mines
shareholders held in Indiana the other
day one Of the directors presented q
bill of expenses which included $50 for
wines, $50 for cigars, and SIS for
opera tickets, these expenses having
been contracted in Chicago while he
was having map of the mine en-
graved. There was . hot protest when
the bill was presented and the director
calmly tore it into small bits and re-
piled: 81 had supposed this mine was
to be run for the benefit Of the board.
If it's to be run in the interest OF
shareholders, that settles me, and
here's my resignation. ~ Val Street
Meas. 9ss3; ss=
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-22
Less than one-haf the Amount
"- z. cured him. r=S.'

John G.. Heron, of .46, 4th street, Roch-
ester, has been troubled. for years with
rheumatism in the shoulders and about
the heart. He gave a physician ten dol
lars for an examination, and he merely
informed him that he had rheumatism of
the heart. He was cured by Dr.. Pardee's
Rheumatic Remedy, and for less than one
half the money paid for the examination.
Ask your druggist for DR.. Pardee''s
Remedy, and take no other. Price, 81 per
bottle; six bottles, IS. -. -
Pardee Medicine Co., Rochester, NY.
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The Pepe Approves As anlicip

The Pope Approves. AS anticipated,
the Pope has approved the plan OF the new
catholic University which is to be located at
Wash ngt0n w his instruction the sscrcta-
~ Of the Propaganda waited upon him With
brief fully heartily and emphaucally indorS-
ing the project. In the matter OF location, as
in other respects, the Pope confidently deters
TO the Judgment Of the bishops ana places the
institution directly aud forever under the sole
jurisdiction ofthe American hierarchy. la all
the text of the brief are used enthusiastic
terms of endorsement in the same spirit AS the
language of the Pop on the occasion Of the
private reception TO the cardinals after the
consiS'ory, namely: 1T is the pride Of our
pontfcste aud the glory Of the church in
America " The brief has been signed by
the Poutif Bishops Ireland and ketie a
delighted at this manifestation Of the cordial
approval and left for America a, soon as the
brief WAS received They were commissioned
by the Third Penary Coancil of Baltimore to
present to the Pope the prospectus of the Uni
ycrsity which il is intended 10 make the most
complete institution of its kind in the world
Already over half million dollars have been
subscribed by comparatively few Catholics
in the United States, IT cludiug gift of $500,
coo from Mss Caldwell. The estimated cost
Of the University Nhen completed is S. o0G,
900. Plans of proposed buildings each of
which will be component part of the Uni
versity, nave been submitted and are now in
possession of Archbishop Williams of Boston.
The theological department will be a feature
OF the University and on it alone several mil
lions of dollars will be spent to insure the
higher education of the clergy. The profess
sors will be chosen from the best institutions
of learning in Europe and America This
part of the University will be put in opera
ton first Later on departments of medicine,
law and other sciences will be added.
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Communicated,
" y 'ffN"E VI
BREAKDOWN. March 2Rth las

Bryantown, March 18th, 1887.
Dear Mr.. Editor notice in your issue Of
the 25th instant reply or rather a denial Of
my statement in your issue ofthe 18th instant
about the cost Of working. housing stripping
and delivering the 4 acres of tobacco, made
on my farm. would beg little space in
your valuable journal for few words to our
Prince Georges farmer, who thinks have
made grave mistake in my calculation as
also the firm of merchants who bought the
crop. Now would say to the Prince Georges
correspondent that If he has to pay as much
as $40 as he supposed did for dragging q
cultvator through the acres once, one time
in . row, do not wonder at his thinking the
statement exaggerated He will evidently
see if be is any judge Of farm labor, that
when good help is employed and also good
team, ths work can be dote by any one as cheap
as have quoted it, | do not know indeed
who your Prince Georges farmer may be-
but he must certainly be drone o. else he is
working under the wooden Pillow system Of
'V"k aBV anu Vohsuhes AoOut weak getthg
over one acre. II such is the Gaze then be
had better stay in his ancient habitation,
Prince Georges county, or il ne wants to
find out how this thing is done Why move
forthwith in dear Old Charles, aud we will
show him how to solve the problem. lie also
states that he thinks it strange how could
sell in transfer for such good price; to that |
refer him TO the enterprising merchants at
Gallant Green who bought the crop to ascer-
tain the facts. hope dear Mr. Editor, have
not presumed upon your spare time, AN hop
what | have said is sulii lent vindication o.
my own reputation for truth h varaery. am
yours very truly. Famer.
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The Greatest OfAII.-

The Greatest OF ALL Our readers have,
no doubt, heard or read Of Acme Hall, the
popular clothing house Of Baltimore, and many
of them We presume have patronized it; but
comparatively few in this section have yet
heard of 0EHM'S ACNE HALL, The monster
new building to which old Acme Hall has
given away.
Those who have visited Baltimore and walk
ed along its thoroughfares will remember the
huge white building on Baltimore street, one
door west of Charles, formerly occupied by
Hurst, Purner & Co., Wholesale dry goods
Thus is the building which snail benceforth be
known as Oehm's Acme Hall, the largest cloth
ing furnishing establishment in the State
On Wednesday next April 9th, the formal
opening of this monster concern will take
place. Think of the dedication, so TO speak,
of a store whose five foorS, if laid out side BY
side would cover over an acre of croundl-
Think Of the mountains of clothing the bulk
OF furnishing goods all fresh and new from
the hands OF the manufacturers Think Of the
exquisite arrangement of the interior of the
store which alone cost over 800, 600 to perfect
Image bowers of beautiful plants shedding
their sweet fragrance on the scene beautihed
with colored bsnting displaying the
hags OF all nations snow-white pillars and
gorgeous chandeliers draped in rich tapestry
and festooned with choice flowers stair-ban-
listers and elevators clothed in appropriate
garb; the spacious walls hung with osintings,
pictures in tapestry, and other works efart as
rich as they are rare; the various deplrtments
oarpe;ed and finished in polished hard wood;
the tables, the shelves, the counters. tae show
cases all reflected into infinite space by mas
sve mirrors, while even all the BRIGHT electric
light bursted forth from generous globes and
lmParts to the scene briliancy az fascinat-
ing as it is enhancing Imagine this and
more, and you yet fail TO fully picture TO your
mind half the pretty devices put in 10 interest
and to please the myriads who will participate
in the opening festivities Of 0ehn S Acme Hall.
Our mammoth great store is the talk of the
town. The press lsuds it. The Sun sAys
among other things; ''Oehms Acme Hall
will be in fact what it is name-the Acme of
the clothing trade "
The News classes its reference to itin these
words: sit will amply repay a visit-sis those
who attend the opening on next iaesday
Will have reason to remainder Acm all long
and pleasantly
The Herald concluds thus. Zoe IS Acme
Hall will be specially welcoxed b BIZ coun-
try cousins who will find it please nd con-
venient to make it their headauar while in
the city, due regard being bad, in internal
arrangements OF the great estao fent, for
the comfort Of ladies and ehildrs
For our own part we have on oPe thai
the grand opening OF WednesS he il
every respect worthy Of tbs ent md en-
ergy of 0ehm i Co, 10 wish en-
Hall god speed, long life and |
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A Chancn FOR nnnr R.,s.r-

A Chance for Oar Bsys.''- The
"Prince Georges Rifles will have a chance
soon to show their proficiency for We learn
that steps are being taken in regard to the
biennial encampuent of the Maryland Militia
in the coming summer and the annual law
parade. An act of the Legislature of 1886,
chapter l62 empowers the Governor, as Com
mander-in-Chief of the Maryland Militia, to
order an encampment of the State forces once
in every two years, to be held at such time and
place and for such length of time as he may
determine. Each enlisted man is to receive
ST. 33 a day during the encsmpment, and each
officer the per diem as paid officers in the
regular service, according to rank. Though
the exact time has not been fixed, Gov. Lloyd
has pretty well decided to have it take place
in July. twill be held in Western Maryland,
probably IIagerstown, and Gov. Lloyd will be
present. Frederick city was also considered,
but Hagerstown will probably be selected as
the most available location. The expenses of
the encampment, the Governor thinks, will be
in the neighborhood of $3.50 or $40, 900,
which will be paid out of tue militia fund
The proposed encampment will be the first to
be held under the new law providing for the
more complete and efficient srgsnlzation of
militia, and will doubtless prove treat to
the "boys," 1t will not interfere with the
annual law parade, which will be held in
Baltimore on the 10th of May, the date haV-
ing been selected at the conference last Thurs
day. The 10th of May is the anniversary of
the organization Of the Fifth Regiment, which
celebrates the event each recurring year. All
the State military vii; be ordered to particle
pate in both celebrations. Marlboro Gazette.
Our company will learn from the above
that it, too, will be called out; so it had bet
Ter put on its best behavior aud work hard so
as to lie proficient and not appear is a BOBBY
IN The drll.
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Tenchrr ReiRStated.-T

Teacher ReiRstated.-T Board Of
School Commissioners WAS in session on
Tuesday TO hear au appeal from Mr. J. L. IIg-
don, public school teacher uesr Bryantswn,
who had been summarily removed by the To-
cal trustees of the school The action of the
trustees in turning out Mr. IIigdon was not
confirmed hy the school board aud Mr.. lligdon
was ordeled to continue teaching the school
The trustees we're represented bv two Of the
body, Mes:rs. b. F. Bowling and Miles Dyer,
and liigdon stated his own case. The
cause of tho removal, 1t is alleged, was
the desire Of m,jority of the trustees to
have a lady teacher appointed. As the man
nsr in which the trustees renewed Mr.. IIis don
was Illegal the school hoard did not dcem it
necessary 70 go into the facts of the case nnd
ordered Mr.. liigdon to continue teaching.
He is one of the oldss teachers in the count! .
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Appointed.-Nr. Townly Robey Of Bry-
antown has been appoisted TO position in the
Internal Revenue Department. Gen. Chapman
Gays it WAS mainly through his efforts that the
appointment was made. Thanks, General for
every time you help poor Charles Countisn
10 fat Office that much more cash is likely
10 be brought to the county. The appoint
mcnt Of Mr. Robey from political standpoint
is considered wise by the knowing ones, and
from business view no better could have
cen made, Mr. Robey s an intelligent and
conscientious person and will reflect credit on
the office he is appointed to FILL
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A CHESTNUT TURNOVER.

The funny man we do detest
pasq lsq no pusls OF pvq aus III
Who aims at Us bis ancient Jest
Aoqsvuos !! ~ lsJ p.sqs AouT an
A jake e. so aged, stale and hoary-
--pusI GpUsIv aus uaod s!qL
The same old weary, dresry story
'su!qiIw 81 siuoo u1l iaq l.OM NON
OF how We curious daughters of Eve
Nous vJo ps!H lssaI sql slsS sqsJI
Though this latter f,ct We deeply grieve)
'MOqsuos luo !! pug Il.sqs leo MOI 1na
Must st'nd on our heads point to end
:Aou4 o. l.ulqSno aqs fu!Vsmps I'll
In the queer lines from the funny man :
mind.
usmoa s,!II)H luql su!q, Aus .sIaq, II
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Led AstraY.

Nassau Co, Fla. Nh. 20. 1890.
~ have used Dr. Simmons Liver Regulator
and always found it to do what is claimed
for 1t. The last bottle and two packages did
me NO good and were verse than nothing. |
see it is not put up by j. II. Zelin Co.
and not genuine and a waste of money to buy
it. | would be glad to get the pure and genuine.
Send me some from honest hands with red
and Zellin Co.. signature on wrapper J.
The fictitious stuff sold will injure some one
badly.
isYour Ob't Serv't, BENZ. T. RICH.
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New Hints On House cleaning

New Hints en- House Cleaning The
following hints on house cleaning rom the
Americas Asriculiurist for April, Iaay be of
use 10 some housekecpers, who " shortly
be busy house cleaning: From sryirsl years
If observation of the different meieds EN-
ploved BY women ia their anntn house
cleaning. We are conr1ccd that mo TO- them
yvs themselves gtekt deal of AZ ressary
hard work when putting their hog IN or
der Tie usu. wa, is, TO 20 at il las If the
fate Of the nation depended on living it
done at a certain time. Take it Esurrly,
is something they do not seem to khnk Of
Moving il always dreaded by the uen-fOks,
and house cleaning as u general hing. is
about AS bad. We know one womAs who has
completely revoiuuonlzrd tine Old system
she Uegins with the closets She enpties onr
at TIM, cleans 1t and its content, return
them 10 It, and goes On to the next. neye'
hu,r' ing the work, sud consequently never
max ing herself sick by overriding, az so man
women do every spring. When he clo.e
are in 'npplc-pe order, she begins with th-
rooms, takrs those upstairs first, one Mt
time, and working her way down to th-
cellar There is no hustle, no confusion, no
picsed-up meals, and, consequently, nc out
break OF wrath on the part of the men folks
who would not know that house cleaning
Ws' going on # they were not askeito neip T.
move heavy furniture out Of one roam tate
another now and then, and CARR out the
carpets, or bring them in after they had been
beaten and aired. When the house is cleaned
in this leisurely fashion, it is e,sy 10 get the
men to help put up shades and curtains,
because they do not get out Of sorts from
the general topsy-tnrvy conditioned things
When the work is completed, the woman oil
the lou is not sail used up She may be
tired Without a doubt she is but she soon
rests up, and is all right again, while in
many cases the woman who cleans house in
the old fashion way, pays for her Overzealous
ambition by sickness brought on byuot going
slow, and working according to her
strength"
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Rheumatism and Neuralgia Cured Ina
Two DAYS,

The Indian Chemical Company have iiscov-
cred a compound which acts with truly mar
velous rapidty in the cure of Rheumatism
and Neuralgia. We guarantees it to cure anv
and every case of acute Inhammatory Rheu-
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prescription for this wonderful compound,
which can be filled by your home druggist at
small cost. We take this means of giving our
discovery to the public instead of putting it
out as a patent medicine, it being much less
expensive. We will gladly refund money if
satisfacti on 10 not given.
THE INDIANA CHEMICAL COMPANY,
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LOcdI RreNikiSA.

Tbs May term jury will be drawn about
the last Of next week.
Mr.. Marshall Chapman offer, for rent /. I'm.
dwelling at L. Plata.
DR.. G. A. Brown, having dissolved cart.
nership with DR.. Duck, has located in WASH
lngton to practice his profession.
But few fsh are yet being caught at PoU.s
Greek. The trappers and OILERS have lust ,.,
out their nets.
Mr.. P. A. Sasser is very decided in his in-
tention not to be again q candidate for the
Legislature.
Judge Stone and family have returned to
the county. The Judge is at present hslding
court with his associates at Leonsrdtown.
it's reported that the next schedule Of the
B. & p. R. R. will order daily train at this
end Of the line on Sundays.
The oyster dredging season closed ysster-
day, the longing season will close on the 25th
Of this month.
ET-Judge Chew is said to be an ap plicant
70. the position Of Judge Of one of the D. C.
courts, vice Judge Macarthur, resigned.
Gen. Chapman paid visit to the county on
Saturday and remained over until Monday
The General, Of course, was looking after Ibis
fences
Mr.. Thomas A. Jones has begun the cree
ton Of his new dwelling at La Plata. Mr..
Joe Taylor has the contract to do the car
peuter's work.
Mrs. Grain, the wife of sI-Judge Peter W.
Grain, residing at the Euiaw House, Baltimore,
had a severe attack OF paralysis last Th ursday
and is seriousy i'll.
Sheriff Simpson and Captain Davis return
ed from Leousrdtoun on Friday well pleased
with their trip. They are accredited with be-
ing two of the handsOmest young (2l men who
have Wis ted Leonardtowu recently.
Mr.. ]. w. Montgomery with Bullen and
McKeever sold on Friday last for Mr.. J. T
Turner, Brvantown, three spring lambs at
the following prices. S. IL, S. SO aud S. co.
Mr.. George l.. Gale, the present owner Of
ChApman's fishing landing, contemplates
sailing and packing the fish caught at the
landing this season, and selling the samc
to the county people at lower prices than they
eau be bought in the city.
Gen. Chapman has for shipment this season
a hogshead Of Wisconsin tobacco grown on bis
place last year 1t is Of quality suitable for
cigars. The General will ship it in boxes
to the factories and expects 10 realize hand
some sum for it.
The conductor Of the evening train this
week is named Baughman. lie is not, how
ever, q relative of Col. Baughman Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal fame, but he is
equally as clever, and his magnetism and
courtesy have made him the most popular Of
Railroad men
The packing house at Rock Point will con-
tinue in operation during the summer to can
vegetables. An opportunity is thus offered
farmers to make sale Of all vegetables raised
at remunerative prices Bear this in mind
and plant large crops.
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Easter.-Easter is mig

Easter--Easter is nigh. 1t comes early
this year, on the 10th of this month. Good
Friday accordingly falls en- the 9Th. There
ore many who can't comprehend why Easter
doesn't fall on a regular date, as Christmas,
etc. Its because 1t is regulated by the moon
The day is reckoned thus The first Sunday
after the first full moon after the 7lst day OF
March,
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County COmmissioners.-Tho Boar

County COmmissiOners.-Th Board Of
County Commissioners was in session on
Tuesday, ostensibly for the purpose Of receiv-
ing collectors assessments and iusolvencies.
Only three members Of the board, Nessrs.
Burroughs, Gray and DR.. Carrico, were
present. All the collectors attended asd their
assessments and insolvencies we're handed in,
corrected and approved.
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Fits:-All fits stopped free by DR.. Klins's
Great Nerve Restorer. No 6ts after first days
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and 81 trial
bottle free to fit cases. Send to DR.. Kline,
93l Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.